Saturday, April 30, 2011
‘Ainak wala jin’ creator A Hameed passes away
The renowned Urdu writer, author of several poetry and prose tomes, was 83.
LAHORE:
Prolific Urdu writer A Hameed passed away in Lahore on Friday. He was 83.
Abdul Hameed, known simply as A Hameed, wrote over 200 books and contributed greatly to children’s literature. His fantasy series of 100 novels, known as Ambar Naag Maria, and legendary television series Ainak Wala Jin are his notable works.
LAHORE:
Prolific Urdu writer A Hameed passed away in Lahore on Friday. He was 83.
Abdul Hameed, known simply as A Hameed, wrote over 200 books and contributed greatly to children’s literature. His fantasy series of 100 novels, known as Ambar Naag Maria, and legendary television series Ainak Wala Jin are his notable works.
Labels:
Entertainment
Queen Kate Middleton Bikini Pictures
Prince William definitely married above his station, I mean, if you discount the crown jewels and castles and cool-ass royal hounds, then you’ve got a prematurely bald goof ball getting hitched to Kate Middleton, a sweet-bikini bodied hottie, seen here in recently discovered additions to the the famous Kate Middleton white bikini picture sets from a few years ago where the Princess-to-be flashes a regally awesome body, something bound to go down as top notch in the history of the House of Windsor, no offense to Liz II and her classic booty.
Labels:
Entertainment
Friday, April 29, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
Kamran Akmal’s father-in-law was involved in gambling: Zulqarnain Haider returns to Pakistan
Zulqarnain Haider returns to Pakistan
Ending his self-exile, the Pakistani wicketkeeper arrived in Islamabad at 8am on Monday.
Talking to Dunya News, Zulqarnain Haider said that the person who gave him death threats was an Indian. He said that Kamran Akmal’s father-in-law was involved in gambling and an investigation should be launched into the matter. He said that Umar Akmal also had an inappropriate behaviour towards him in the series against South Africa in Dubai.
Ending his self-exile, the Pakistani wicketkeeper arrived in Islamabad at 8am on Monday.
Talking to Dunya News, Zulqarnain Haider said that the person who gave him death threats was an Indian. He said that Kamran Akmal’s father-in-law was involved in gambling and an investigation should be launched into the matter. He said that Umar Akmal also had an inappropriate behaviour towards him in the series against South Africa in Dubai.
Labels:
Sports
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



